The Korean War: Causes, Participants and Consequences
The Korean War began after Japan's defeat in WWII when the country was divided at the 38th parallel. It started as a conflict between North Korea, supported by the USSR, and South Korea, backed by the U.S. The war ended in a stalemate with an armistice, leaving North Korea communist and isolated, while South Korea embraced a democratic system and prospered economically.
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How did the Korean War start? After Japan s defeat in WWII, Korea was divided by the Allies at the 38th parallel. (It was basically an imaginary line that cut the country in half.
So since no one was winning It ends in a stalemate (which is when neither side can gain an advantage or a win) Armistice (an agreement to officially end the war)
This is how it ends?? So basically, it ends the way it began. North Korea=Communist and influenced by USSR. South Korea=Democratic and influenced by the U.S. South Korea recovers and prospers with market economy North Korea is communist and economic growth is slow. They become isolated and poor.
